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The Air Force is seeking a vendor to conduct a Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (E-DLP) Proof of Concept (POC) at a single Air Force Base. The POC will include at least 100 users, multiple data owners,... The Air Force is seeking a vendor to conduct a Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (E-DLP) Proof of Concept (POC) at a single Air Force Base. The POC will include at least 100 users, multiple data owners, and be representative of all the main egress points for data from that Air Force Base and apply DLP capabilities to data at rest on premises or in the cloud applications and cloud storage, in trasnit, and in use. The POC will also demonstrate the ability to aggregate and correlate alerting across multiple networks/classifications using a cross domain solution. Please see Attachment 1 Statement of Objectives for further details. Questions regarding this RFQ are due on 26 May 2020 at 4:00 PM CT and must be emailed to evan.chapman.2@us.af.mil. Offerors shall utilize Attachment 6 to submit questions regarding this RFQ. Quotes are due on 16 June 2020 at 4:00 PM CT. Please refer to the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation for further details . ** Attachment 3 Contract Security Classification Specification and Attachment 4 Contract Data Requirements List will be posted along with the responses to the Offerors' questions. The combined synopsis/solicitation along with the attachments are listed below. If you have problems accessing any of the documents contact the Contracting Officer: Evan Chapman Contracting Officer 38th CON PKC evan.chapman.2@us.af.mil

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Since the Air Force is unfamiliar with the practical application of current market E-DLP technologies and the supporting policies, organization and training to create an effective E-DLP program, we ar... Since the Air Force is unfamiliar with the practical application of current market E-DLP technologies and the supporting policies, organization and training to create an effective E-DLP program, we are seeking a vendor to conduct a Proof of Concept at a single Air Force Base. The full scope of the POC will be determined once the vendor is selected, but we prefer that it include at least 100 users, multiple data owners, and be representative of all the main egress points for data from that Air Force Base (e.g., endpoint, email, network, cloud, storage) and apply DLP capabilities to data at rest on-premises or in cloud applications and cloud storage, in transit, and in use.